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Meanings of say ciao in English
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Usage of say ciao in English
1
Is it time to say ciao to Kathleen's lost luggage?
2
But it looks like the elevator's finally decided to behave itself, and I'm going to have to say ciao.
3
Sampdoria had four players in Italy's World Cup squad the previous summer but they couldn't wait to say ciao to the tournament.
4
And as you leave a coffeehouse in Italy, you should always say ciao ("good-bye," pronounced "chow") and grazie ("thanks," pronounced "GRAH-tsee-eh") to every employee.